Russian General Nesswich Faces Dismissal Over Jewish Dinner
Report from St. Petersburg notes demands for General Nesswich of the 48 barracks at Nazare to be dismissed after he hosted a dinner for Jewish soldiers and delivered a pro Jewish speech. Critics call his actions a threat to imperial security and traitorous. Also mentions young Romano receiving a certificate for scholastic excellence and Court Officer Finnegan’s vacation travels to Norfolk Newport News and Baltimore.
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United Press
St. Petersburg
Nesswich
Tommander
Nazare
Russian Empire
Shris Finnegan
Christopher Finnegan
Bost
Obituary notices and funeral details from June 1910
Multiple death notices from this city dated June 28 to June 30 1910. Catherine Larkin widowed of David Larkin dies at 414 Broad Street with funeral arrangements via August G Baker and Spring Grove Cemetery. Henry Socrates Clark dies aged 78 at 2007 Seaview Avenue with services at Albert Clark residence then Edmed Clark residence and interment at Spring Grove. William Carey dies June 29 1910 with funeral from 120 Catherine Street and St. Augustine's Church then St. Michael's Cemetery. Henry Akey notes funeral through 120 Catherine Street and St. Michael's Cemetery.
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Broad Street
Catherine
David Larkin
Henry Socrates Clark
Albert Clark
Seaview Avenue
Edmed Clark
Bond Street
Hartford
August G. Baker
Spring Grove
P Akey
William Carey
Richard Mullins
Catherine Street
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Misery and Halley's Achievements and Humorous Fragments
A mixed illustrated column notes Franck’s Marseilles beachcombers sharing scarce earnings in a November lean season. It also highlights Edmund Halley’s scientific feats, then shifts to brief humorous exchanges on philanthropy, a classroom moment, and playful wordplay in London Tit-Bits.
Thoreau Quote on Simple Living as a Practical Pastime
A Thoreau quotation asserts that sustaining oneself on Earth is not a hardship but a pastime when one chooses simple and wise living. It frames frugal self sufficiency as a virtuous daily practice.
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Thoreau
Death of Senator Daniel Ends Old School Era
Special from United Press Washington June 30 The death of Senator John Warwick Daniel of Virginia removes one of the last survivors of the Old School of Public Men. Daniel was not only a leading figure in southern politics but a symbol of a bygone era in Washington.
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United Press
Washington
John Warwick Daniel
Virginia
Public Men
Daniel
Senate veteran dies after long public career
The prominent figure, inconspicuous in the Senate but a popular lecturer, served 25 years in Congress and was re-elected to a Senate term expiring in 1917. Ex-Governor Claude Swayson is seen as likely to win the post. Congress members will attend the funeral tomorrow.
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Senate
Congress
Claude Swayson
Mead Narrowly Nominated for Vermont Governor on Second Ballot
At the state convention in Montpelier Vermont John A Mead of Rutland won the governorship nomination on the second ballot by three votes over F G Fleetwood of Morrisville who led the progressive faction Mead received 344 votes while 341 were needed to win the roll called in the insurgent extension of the Vermont political contest Mead is described as a very rich man and the result marked a close one for regulars and insurgents alike
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United Press
Montpelier
Vermont
John A. Mead
Rutland
Mead
F. G. Fleetwood
Morrisville
Youths Arrested After Vandalizing Immanuel Baptist Church
Two youths from Gregory Street, Burt Robinson 16 and George Jenner 15, were arrested after vandalizing the Immanuel Baptist church on Gregory and Lafayette streets. Robinson held for arraignment before Judge Wilder. Jenner released to probation officer with work commitment. Police expect more arrests as investigation continues.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
Gregory
Lafayette Streets
Burt Robinson
Gregory Street
George Jenner
Robinson
Wilder
Jenner
Sunday School Children Enjoying Themselves At Park Outing
Several thousand children participate in church outings across Beardsley and Seaside parks. Park St Congregational Washington Park M E Christ Episcopal St Johns Episcopal Memorial Baptist Sun day schools picnic at Beardsley Park. Summerfield M E and Trinity M E at Seaside Park. Tomorrow First Presbyterian and Bnai Israel picnic at Beardsley Park and North Congregational primary at Seaside. Saturday five First Evangelical picnics at Seaside with five baseball games and four cricket matches.
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Park St. Congregational
Washington Park
M. E
Christ Episcopal
St. John’s Episcopal
Memorial Baptist
Beardsley Park
Summerfield M. BE
Trinity M. E
Seaside Park
First Presbyterian
B’nai Israel
North Congregational Church
First Evangelical Church
Lustig Laughs at Judge After Death Sentence
New York June 3. Morris M Lustig a private detective sentenced to death in Sing Sing laughed at Judge Warren M Foster and bet he would not be executed He had murdered his wife Rhoda Irene Lustig in 1909 The case relied on circumstantial evidence The decision will be appealed
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United Press
New York
Warren M. Foster
Sing Sing
Morris M. Lustig
Rhoda Irene Lustig
Lustig
Executioner at shore resort saves life at sunrise
Paris reports Liabeuf to face the guillotine but the public executioner Anatole Deibler is missing from Paris and found at the sea baths. Special messengers are sent to recall him, as only he can operate the guillotine in France.
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United Press
Paris
Liabeuf
Fallieres
Anatole Deibler
Deibler
France
Bridgeport Contractor Garnished by Five Laborers
A. J. Langefeld, contractor who laid granite blocks for the Congress Street Bridge approach, had funds garnished by Deputy Sheriff Richards in favor of five laborers alleging back wages. Langefeld is a Hartford man.
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A. J. Langefeld
Congress Street
Richards
Langefeld
Hartford
Hughes Discusses Democracy at Harvard Meeting
Governor Hughes of New York spoke at Sanders Theatre Harvard on democracy amid applause. The event opened Phi Beta Kappa day in Harvard Hall with a poem by Henry Van Dyke and remarks on courage against corrupt influences in government and the dangers of lawyers becoming legislators.
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United Press
Boston
Sanders Theatre
Harvard
Governor Hughes
New York
Harvard Hall
Frederick T. Fish
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
Hughes
Burns Heffernan Wedding at Church of the Assumption
Mae Heffernan and Patrick Burns wed at the Church of the Assumption Westport on a June Wednesday. Rev J J Duggan officiated with Miss Margaret Heffernan as bridesmaid and Mr John Burns as best man. The couple planned a Boston honeymoon after greeting guests at the bride’s home.
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Church of the Assumption
Westport
Margaret Heffernan
John Burns
Boston
Howland's Force Enjoys Successful Savin Rock Outing
The Howland Dry Goods Co annual summer outing drew about 200 staff to Savin Rock last evening. Workers rode special cars from the Post Office, enjoyed a shore dinner, and explored amusements with high spirits, returning at midnight. The organizing committee included Herbert L. Doolittle Edward C. Adkins and Misses Lillian Mellor Lena Anderson and Mary Hoadley.
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Howland Dry Goods Co
Savin Rock
Rock
the Rock
Herbert L. Doolittle
Edward C. Adkins
Lillian Mellor
Lena Anderson
Mary Hoadley
Mayors Elect Officers At Connecticut Association Meet
Meriden hosts the Connecticut Mayors Association annual session with Mayor Thomas L. Reilly presiding. Elected officers include President B. L. Armstrong New London Vice President A F Howe Derby and Secretary Treasurer Dr J Milton Coburn South Norwalk An executive committee elected Henry Lee Bridgeport E O Keeler South Norwalk and Mayor Edward L. Smith Hartford The Meriden event also featured the local fire department showing a new motor engine The Mayors plan to meet next in Hartford at Mayor Smiths invitation.
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United Press
Meriden
Mayors’ Association of Connecticut
Thomas L. Reilly
B. L. Armstrong
New London
A. F. Howe
Derby
J. Milton Coburn
South Norwalk
Henry Lee
Bridgeport
E. O. Keeler
Edward L. Smith
Hartford
Smith
Permanent Place for Patrolman George F. Simon
Through city court officials Patrolman George Simon linguist fluent in Austrian tongues has been assigned by Superintendent Birmingham to the post of assistant city court officer. The post is to be retained indefinitely to aid police and prosecutors in cases needing Austrian language skills and to save the department money on outside interpreters.
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George Simon
Birmingham
Simon
Laborer Slashes Man in Street Corner Assault
John Virgine a laborer from Lexington Avenue slashed Cesare Gentile 25 of 269 Grand Street with a pocket knife on a street corner near Sprague Motor Co. Water Street and South Avenue. Gentile required ten stitches from Dr Bennett. Police hunt Virgine for assault with intent to commit murder.
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Sprague Motor Co
Water Street
South Avenue
John Virgine
Lexington Avenue
Cesare Gentile
Grand Street
Virgine
Gentile
Dr. Bennett
Taxpayers League and Assessors Satisfied With Block Maps Efforts
City Engineer McKenna, Taxpayers League executives, and Board of Assessors met at City Hall to discuss block map methods. They concluded the engineer is proceeding correctly and is delivering value for the $9,500 appropriated for the maps.
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McKenna
Taxpayers’ League
Board of Assessors
Probate Court Notes On Estate of John Eaton Spicer
Probate records show John Eaton Spicer's estate totaling 7 070 with real estate listed at 4 820 and personal property at 2 250. John H. French named administrator for Catherine Emma French. Fred C. Eckert and Ralph Beers named appraisers. The De Wolfe will admitted with Adelia A. DeWolfe as heiress and Ruth S. DeWolfe as executrix. Merle C. Coles and John S. Judson named appraisers.
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John Eaton Spicer
John H. French
Catherine Emma French
Fred C. Eckert
Ralph Beers
Harvey H. DeWolfe
Adelia A. DeWolfe
Ruth S. DeWolfe
Linen Shower for Miss Tobin at Park Avenue Home
Lauretta Brown hosted a linen shower for Miss Mary Tobin at the home of Mr. John Dinsmore 386 Park Avenue Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed refreshments music and songs. among those attending were Annie Kerwin Francis Tobin Alice Sailor Helen Keefe Tessie Shanley Anna Sullivan Nellie Doty Mrs D Robbendorf Mrs J Reilly and Mrs J Whittle.
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Lauretta Brown
Mary Tobin
John Dinsmore
Park Avenue
Miss Tobin
Annie Kerwin
Francis Tobin
Alice Sailor
Helen Keefe
Tessie Shanley
Anna Sullivan
Nellie Doty
D. Robbiford
J. Reilly
J. Whittle
O Neil Miss Misses Palmer Diploma Correction
Reader notes a correction for St Marys school graduation where Harriet Frances O Neil is reported missing a Palmer diploma for penmanship and should be listed as receiving both diplomas. The letter urges correction in the evening paper.
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the Farmer
St. Mary's School
Harriet Frances O’neil
Penmansh
Milford Men Guilty in Deer Cruelty Case
Patrick H. Fitzgibbons and Eliz Pritchard of Milford were found guilty by a jury in New Haven on a novel charge of cruelty to a deer. They tied a rope to the deer's horns and towed it several miles to Meadow's End where the animal died from exhaustion and fright. sentence was deferred to next Monday.
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United Press
New Haven
Patrick H. Fitzgibbons
Eliz Pritchard
Milford
Common Pleas Court
Wolfe
Meadow’s End
Interpleader suit over $452.52 funds in Common Pleas
Nathan Engleman holds $452.52 claimed by Andrew Grieve, with sheriffs awaiting his return. Judge Scott heard the interpleader action brought by Engleman against Kinnear & Gager Mfg Co, Lyon & Grumman, and carpenters with mechanics liens. The court took the papers.
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Nathan Engleman
Tjhast Mainstreet
Andrew Grieve
Scott
Common Pleas Court
Interpleader
Engleman
Kinnear & Gager Mfg. Co
Lyon & Grumman
Howland Store Promises Instant Cool Comfort
The Howland store offers a wide range of comfort oriented goods for wear and home. Garments and beach wear promise ease and summer fabrics, plus shoes and bathing shoes in varied heights. Home items include screens hammocks rugs and seats. Cooking heat is minimized with gas or oil stoves and refrigerators.
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Howland
Boys' crash and khaki suits advertise linen coats
Suits of linen crash for boys priced at $3 for double-breasted coats and knicker trousers. Norfolk style for youngsters offered at $1.50. Khaki options in regular or dark shades include double-breasted coats and knicker trousers at $2. Khaki and linen hats priced 25 and 50 cents. Front basement display.
Boys trousers that wash and wear well
Text describes durable boys trousers marketed as washing friendly with various fabrics and colors. Mentions prices ranging from 25c to 75c, including linen crash khaki gray olive and white duck options.
Smallwares at saving list of sewing accessories
Smallwares at saving items include washable dress-shields Nos 23 and 7s at 10¢. hairpin cabinets 10¢. collar foundations. spool stands for sewing tables 25¢. cotton tape 24 yd 10¢. all over hair nets 2 for 5¢. wavy hair rolls 24 inch 25¢. hose supporters with satin pad 50¢. Left aisle front.
Barefoot sandals and swim shoes offered for children and adults
The ad promotes barefoot sandals of good leather praised for durability and cooling, priced 69 cents to $1.15. It lists bathing shoes for all ages with styles at 25 to 50 cents and 75 cents, plus rubber-soled tennis shoes for boys and girls from 50 cents to $1.25. Main floor rear location.
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Eae
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford
Marseilles
Harry A. Franck
Mont de Piete
Victor Gelu
L’auberge
Halley
Edmund Halley
Newton
G. F. Becker
Tommy
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Nature
New York Press
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Ethel
Mr. Tomkins
Little Eva
Eva
London
Safe and Sane
Jackson’s
Main Street
South End Church
Gov. Hughes
Harvard Meet
George F. Simon
Lenora O'Reilly
Melinda Scott
Women’s Trade League of New York
Carpenter's Hall
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Beemer
YALE
O’neil
Ade
Grieve
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Ing Drug Store
Main and
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